In 1906 F. Hartogs introduced the domain which is now known as the Hartogs triangle. Such domain is a peculiar non-smooth pseudoconvex domain which often happens to be a good test domain for several conjectures. L. Edholm and J. McNeal recently introduced (2016) some generalizations of the Hartogs triangle in order to study the mapping properties of their associated Bergman projection. Since then several mathematicians studied such generalized Hartogs triangles and this investigation led to new and deep results in more general settings as well. In this expository talk I will review and describe some of these results pointing out possible directions for future research.